I have a project in JIRA and I have a link to site where I can log in. I want to write a program which let me log in my project site. Is it possible to do in Borland Delphi 7? And if yes, what do I need?
JIRA seems to have a REST API interface, as show in the official documentation, so you could use Simple REST Client for Delphi or Delphi REST Client API to access the rest API from Delphi .
Related
i have two small questions about the mobilefirst- Server.
I found out, that the mobilefirst (or Worklight)-Server doesn't support PHP.
(IBM Worklight 6.0 - How to include a PHP file?)
Is that still so? Or is there any plan to include PHP?
Then I want to call RPG's with an Java-Adapter.
But I doesn't find any full example for calling a RPG.
Also I want to call RPG's with a Display File. Is that possible?
In the following article it sounds like it is easily possible:
http://www.it-zoom.de/dv-dialog/e/vom-greenscreen-zum-touchscreen-10865/
IBM MobileFirst server sits on top of a WebSphere Java EE based App Server. The MobileFirst Platform Adapter pattern is a server-side layer that provides abstraction to any generalized end-point; including PHP, SQL, SAP, whatever. So as long as your final endpoint is capable of acting as a "service", accepting HTTP requests, and producing JSON/XML responses, this pattern should work fine. The basic flow is:
mobile app client calls the MFP adapter
adapter calls the final endpoint (PHP/RPG in your case)
Endpoint responds with JSON/XML data
Adapter optionally converts response to JSON
Mobile client app receives and processes (displays) a consistent response from the adapter.
Hope this helps clarify the pattern for you.
PHP is a server-side HTML rendering technology. MobileFirst is (partly) for building hybrid mobile applications, which run on the client (mobile), so PHP wouldn't be relevant.
I'm not sure what an RPG is. Please can you specify the acronym in your question?
I have come across a post where SSO is supported or can be used using Rally.RestApi.dll, and C#. Below is the link
How to SSO using Rally.RestApi.dll?
Excel plugin available in Rally website works fine even with SSO. Then this should even work with Java Rest API, I believe.
But I would like to know whether Rally RestAPI.jar for Java can be used for SSO enabled Rally or not.
Is there any tips or tricks that can be employed to make it work?
I want to generate a customized rally report for my team. I am using Java and RallyRestAPI.jar for this.
Please suggest & help
C#
Rally Excel and VisualStudio plugins support SSO, and the next version of dll for the .NET toolkit will eventually replace the currently available dll v2.0.1, which is a year old. The new dll will use the SSO mechanism used in Rally Visual Studio plugin, and not the one implemented in current version of Excel plugin, and eventually Excel plugin will be updated with that mechanism as well. A timeframe for all this is not available yet.
Java
There is currently no work in progress and no plans to add SSO support for Rally Rest toolkit for Java.
It means that if your Rally subscription allows either a hybrid authentication (SSO and Rally authentication) or SSO with exceptions, your java code can use basic Rally authentication. In the former case your api user account has to be added to the exceptions list by your subscription administrator.
I'm successfully running the Documentum Developer Edition on a Virtual Machine as suggested by Documentum's Official Site. I have access to the admin page, and now i'd like to test the RESTful apis to check if it's corrently working, to get an idea on how Documentum works.
Do you know how to do it? What URLs can i visit with the Virtual Machine's browser to test REST apis (possibly with the GET method)?
Please note that i currently can't access the official ecm documentation for office reasons.
I am running Documentum xCP 2.1 Developer Edition. I doubt that REST services on Documentum 7.0/7.1 Developer Edition have different base URL address but check few usual ports at server with either dctm-rest or documentum-rest path.
If by chance you are running xCP 2.1 DE try with
http://demo-server:8080/dctm-rest/repositories/MyRepo
It'll list you repository details.
As you can assume
http://demo-server:8080/dctm-rest
is the base URL for Documentum REST services. You can play from there. Best part is to create stateless process which you'll consume as REST services from your client. ;)
For help check out these links:
https://community.emc.com/docs/DOC-32266
http://tagsalad.wordpress.com/2013/06/04/emc-documentum-platform-rest-services-tutorial/
https://apicorner.wordpress.com/2013/07/16/documentum-releases-rest-resources/
When you gain access to official documentation you'll have 489 pages big Development Guide.
I would like to implement Free/Busy for domino accounts in my iOS Client using active sync commands, but I'm not sure what is the XML (web XML structure) for request and response.
you may take a look at the project in the openNTF:
Domino Freebusy Service Developer Guide
part of XPages Extension Library
This project (I didn't try it) could answer to http request you should invoke it from ios.
Register to IBM partner Program as isv.
There will be help you, i think for free.
https://www-304.ibm.com/partnerworld/wps/servlet/ContentHandler/pw_com_jnw_index
I tried using JIRA's REST API but the function that I needed wasn't there and found it at JIRA's SOAP API. A newbie like me wants to know if you can use JIRA's SOAP API in a VB.NET desktop application? Thanks!
Absolutely. The point of a SOAP service is to allow access to the data and functionality of application from another application regardless of the language it is written in. All you need is something in your program that understands how to talk to and work with a SOAP service.
I have no doubt that a VB.NET application can talk to a SOAP service without issue, but I am not a .NET programmer so I can not provide any specific guidance on how to do it.
What you will want to search for is "Consuming SOAP services with VB.NET". I did that myself and came up with some god looking tutorials.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/vb/vbwebservice.aspx
http://www.vbdotnetheaven.com/Uploadfile/SrinivasSampath/WebServiceusingSOAPToolkit11242005002126AM/WebServiceusingSOAPToolkit.aspx
http://visualbasic.about.com/od/learnvbnet/a/LVBE_L6_3.htm
Like I said, I think everything you need will be built into the .NET framework. I don't think you will need to download anything additional or include extra libraries.